Despite the new evidence about the mechanics of whiplash and the overriding social and legal implications of whiplash, physicians still are called upon to offer practical self-help advice to their... Read More

Mild traumatic head injury, with or without direct impact to the head, is a possible consequence of an acceleration-deceleration mechanism of injury (whiplash).[1] Patients may present without a... Read More

Introduction The indiscriminate use of radiographs has been primarily driven by the ever-present concern of cervical spine stability.[1-3] An estimated 200 000 radiographs of the cervical... Read More

Introduction The terms whiplash and acceleration injury to the neck describe an injury mechanism without specifying a pathology.[1,2] Neck sprain assumes a... Read More

Introduction Many commonly held beliefs and practices in jaw and oral-facial pain problems are not supported by scientific evidence. There is also a discrepancy between clinical dental practice... Read More